... OSCAR WILDE AT MIDDLES- BROUGH. A large and fashionable audience assembled in the Oddfellows' Hall, Middlesbrough, on Tharsday evening to hoar Mr Oscar Wilde deliver a lecture on hia - : Personal Impressions of America. A full report of the lecture was ...

... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has secured the active co operation cf ladies eminent for their rank or talent, or Doth. It is very handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type, printing, and illustrations are admirable.’*—2 A/ Qurrm ...

... MR OSCAR WILDE. rumour has been in circulation for some time the effect that Oscar Wilde contemplates matrimony, and that the object of bis is Dublin lady, ft is now stated that Oscar’s intended is Miss Lloyd, niece the late Sergeant Armstrong, who was ...

... Edited OSCAR WILDE. ** The Editor has secured ihe active co operation many ladies eminent for their rank or talent, or lc:h. It ts very handsome, very interesting, and full of prom taper, type, printing, and illustrations are admirable. £ ueen. Cassell ...

... Edited by OSCAR WILDE. The Editor has secured the active co.operation of many ladies eminent for their rank or talent, or both. It is very handsome, very interesting, and full of promise. Paper, type. printing, and i ll ustrations are admirable. —7 Aa ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE Mr. Osc.r Wilde ?? for England by the Bothnia on Wednesday. It Is reported that he left sorrowfully. He iaya his mission to reform the taseet and drp.a of the Americans has been a failure. He has been In New York for a month past and ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for England by the Bothnia on Wednesday. It is reported that be left 3,11.0v:fu11y. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure. He has been in New York for a month past ...

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... MR. OSCAR WILDE. This is the way in which this cynical lecturer is described by an American dramatic journal : He stends six feet two in bis stockings, has a paic of ehoulders hke a prize-fighter, wears his hair like a Crow Indisp, emulates Siynor Marra ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. (Daily News New York, Wednesday.—Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for home by the Bothnia to-day. He left sorrowfully. He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress of the Americans has been a failure. has been in New York for a month past ...

... MR. OSCAR WILDE. Mr. Oscar Wilde sailed for England by the Bothnia on Wednesday. It Is reported that he left sorrowfully He says his mission to reform the tastes and dress ef the Americans has beea a failure. He has been in New York for a month past ...

... MB. OSCAR WILDE. Oscar Wilde is still possessed with the heroic resolution not to allow us poor Metropolitan heathens to forget his existence. I passed him in the Strand recently, dressed in a more outre style than ever. In addition to his closefitting ...